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That is what I thought as well initially. If i use 9.81 as the value of a in a kinematic eq, I still can't find the height of the target from the ground. I just end up with a value that proves the target is not lifted off the ground at all

For parts (d) and (e) I can't figure out the required steps to get the height due to the fact that I don't have the acceleration. I may have done a miscalculation for the former questions as well. I also feel (e) requires the value of a. Hope someone can help me out. Been going at this question...